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Combining Low and High Octave G Major Scales

The Full First Position G Major Scale

Now that you know the low octave and the higher octave scale, let's combine them to create a two octave G major scale.

All that we are going to do now is connect the two G scales at the 5th fret, 3rd string, which is a G note. For this scale, use alternate picking and practice both ascending and descending scales. The tab below is a great fingering guide if you get lost and will help you stay in time when practicing the scale.

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